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I'm somewhat a new user and have been trying to figure out how to repeat rows a certain number of time based on a variable. Currently, the number of rows is not reflective of the number of observations. To get the number of observations (n=22 in this case), I have to multiply by the variable NoRecords for each row. So, there are actually 7 cases of cancer and 3 cases of HIV in my data, not 2 cases of HIV and 1 case of cancer. Is there an easy way to expand my data so that I actually end up with 22 rows instead of 10? Specifically, my data currently look like this: >my data AdmitYear R...

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Over the past weekend, I added SPF screening on the MTA at shorewall.net. SPF is a mechanism for a domain to use DNS to publish a list of those IP addresses that are used to send legitimate email from that domain. A receiving MTA can use that published information to determine if email from a domain is being sent through an MTA belonging to that

I am working on and will be publicly showing ActiveRecord some love around the time of the RubyConf*MI [1] in late August. My main focus is getting AR to better handle inserts, updates and merges when working large sets of data. It can improve improve performance by 400% to 600% in preliminary benchmarks. I am coding this in a way so it can be patched to AR easily, and with that in mind

...uting [s at macro-outgoing:6] Verbose("SIP/username-114ffe50", "2,Record Call Status: 0") in new stack [2010-03-02 13:32:09.624] == Record Call Status: 0 [2010-03-02 13:32:09.624] -- Executing [s at macro-outgoing:7] GotoIf("SIP/username-114ffe50", "0?Record:NoRecord") in new stack [2010-03-02 13:32:09.625] -- Goto (macro-outgoing,s,12) [2010-03-02 13:32:09.625] -- Executing [s at macro-outgoing:12] Verbose("SIP/username-114ffe50", "2,Not going to record the call") in new stack [2010-03-02 13:32:09.625] == Not going to record...